4 Why Differentiate? • All kids are different. • One size does not fit all. • Differentiation provides all students with access to all curriculum.
Differentiation in the Classroom Making A Difference Series Materials adapted by Jackie Buisman, PPS TAG, 1997 from Carol Ann Tomlinson 's "How to Differentiate Instruction in Mixed Ability Classrooms" Booklet, Facilitator's Guide and videos from ASCD 1995.
Differentiation Strategies Below are brief descriptions of differentiation and differentiation strategies. Suggested URL's are included to find further information about some of the suggested strategies.
Horizontal Differentiation with Differential Costs: Retail Prices for Milk by Fat Content . 1. Introduction Differentiated products of a good usually have differential costs.
Section 2: Differentiation in practice in the curriculum Using differentiation to achieve pace and variety Differentiation is about teaching and learning styles and teachers should be using all three types of differentiation in order to have a variety of teaching approaches to accommodate the ...
Differentiation Created on 7/24/2002 6:18 PM Last printed 11/22/2004 4:50 PM Principles of Differentiation Differentiating curriculum is adjusting the required program by changing the content, process, and/or product with
Contents Page Definition and Rationale for Flexible Grouping.....1 Model One: Grouping Without Tracking (Differentiating by Levels of Support) .....3 Model Two: Jigsawing (Differentiating Within a Text ...
Li bra r y Lau n ch Pa d 2/ Di ffe re nt i a t i o n . 2:DIFFERENTIATION. What do we mean by differentiation? When embarking on any consideration
Library Primary Launch Pad /Differentiation 2:DIFFERENTIATION What do we mean by differentiation? When considering differentiation in your school, first ensure that colleagues are agreed on a definition.
Hayley Flynn Tiered Lesson Plan: "Polygon Scavenger Hunt" Subject: Math Grade: 2 Students: 6 students in the resource class setting with special education considerations including specific learning disabilities, intellectual disabilities, and Autism Essential Question: • Where do we see ...